It just so happened that quite often in the interior of barbershops or barbers there are elements of a loft.

This tendency can only be explained by the fact that apparently the loft is still a more "male" interior.

In this case, the designer also used some elements of the loft - a whitewashed brick wall, a bar counter made of concrete cinder blocks, mirrors of strange shapes and sizes, and other interesting solutions. For example, door and window openings decided to “beat” with the help of a rail suspended ceiling. An arch-shaped suspended ceiling made of a cube-shaped rail repeats the upper bend of the openings, adding originality and individuality to the interior.

Of course, it was not possible to do without individual fastenings for the rail - the standard traverse in this case is useless. For the main lighting, KRAFT G-Led lamps are used, located along the entire length of the lower rails. They complement and emphasize the contours of the false ceiling and provide a sufficient level of lighting.